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The image displays two charts: one showing the percentage of total world oil resources and the other depicting the percentage of total world annual oil consumption. The percentage of total world oil resources shows: Middle East 56.52%, Canada 14.84%, Central and South America 8.84%, Eastern Europe 6.15%, Africa 7.54%, United States 2.48%, Western Europe 1.52%, Australia and New Zealand 0.11%, Other 1.3%. The percentage of total world annual oil consumption shows: Middle East 6.15%, Canada 2.48%, Central and South America 6.70%, Eastern Europe 7.50%, Africa 3.93%, United States 25.48%, Western Europe 19.32%, Australia and New Zealand 1.31%, Other 2.25%.
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The chart displays the percentages of the world’s oil reserves held in various regions, together with the percentages used yearly in the same regions.
Middle East has the most oil reserves in the world by a large margin, followed by Canada and Central and South America. On the other hand, Asia and United States consumes the most amount of oil annualy.
More than half of the world’s oil reserves lies in the Middle East with 56.52%, but they only consume 6.15% of total annual consumption in the world. Canada has the second largest percentage of oil in its lands with 14.84%. Central and South America is ranked third with 8.12%.
The world’s biggest user of oil is Asia, consuming 26.21% of total annual consumption. United States is the second biggest user, and they consume 25.48% of total annual consumption. While these two regions are the biggest consumers, they only have around 3% of total world oil reserves.
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